Even though the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s issues are being dealt with by the couple privately, there was one instance wherein Markle seemingly stormed off on Prince Harry at an event.
Following Markle’s shocking walk-out, Prince Harry looked visibly stressed and upset. Shortly after, rumors swirled that the royal couple is having a hard time dealing with all of the pressures in their relationship.
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A source told New Idea that the Duke of Sussex has been doing everything that he can to save his marriage to the Duchess of Sussex.
“They have had a lot to face especially for Meghan. It’s been their first year together and there is a new baby so they have struggled to cope at times and it’s put pressure on the marriage,” the source said.
The insider went on to say that the birth of Prince Harry and Markle’s son, Archie, has also impacted their marriage. And the couple’s controversial interview, where they were criticized for their uncaring attitude, caused more issues between the royals.
To make things worse, Prince Harry and Markle’s lawsuit has also contributed to the alleged falling out of their marriage.
Meanwhile, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to spend Christmas in Canada, but the source claimed that the couple barely spent time with each other while they were there.
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“The reason Meghan’s gone back to Canada is that it is a complete escape, a place where she feels happy with her own friends and family… And it has helped that they’ve been able to spend time apart and give each other space to think about the future,” the source said.
However, these claims should be taken with a grain of salt because Prince Harry and Markle’s marriage seems to be going well. But despite the lack of confirmation from the royal couple and the palace, some netizens are also convinced that a divorce will happen sooner rather than later.